1. User signs up. This is a low-security application. Kid enters a made-up username and a password. Only the combination has to be unique; the username can be used more than once, unless this is more work to program. Whatever's easier. No authentication of the user is required.

2. User logs in when he enters this section of the site. When he goes to any page in the section, he can check "have" or "need" in the the checkboxes for each vehicle, and give it a rating from 1 to 5 by checking one of the 5 radio buttons for each vehicle. The program saves his data and the next time he logs in, displays his current data.

So, the kid can save a multi-page checklist with his ratings that shows what vehicles he has and which he needs, and when he buys a vehicle he can return to update his checklist at any time.

I would need to be able to add new pages with more vehicles and modify existing pages (I use Dreamweaver) to work with the program.

The site resides on the Apache server of my ISP and has Perl installed.